Re: Function caching...

KK>> You already stated that the repeated compile is slowing down KK>> applications. Zend is currently constructing the Zend Cache, KK>> which will take care of that, but I believe that this is only a KK>> cure of a symptom and does not address the real problem. Real problem being? KK>> The third problem is the indivisible user rights if you are KK>> running as a part of the web server, as Apache modules do. You KK>> always act as wwwrun. On the other hand, you are running in a AFAIK, Apache 2 is going to change that. KK>> turning them into memory hogs. A proper native implementation is KK>> needed instead. What do you mean by "native implementation"? What do you expect from it? KK>> Using a PHP written function cache makes life difficult, as you KK>> have to manually change all function calls to use the cache KK>> wrapper. A native implementation would do this transparently KK>> once you set a function cacheable. This is indeed doable, though subtle implementation problems could arise. -- Stanislav Malyshev, Zend Products Engineer stas@zend.com http://www.zend.com/ +972-3-6139665 ext.106